Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

Misses Addis Carr and Hsttis CroGier, oe
Wellington, arc in the city. guests Of Ni0
Pearl Schartle.
The next term OF court viii commence
Nay Sd with docket Of three hundred and
thirty six cases
The force at the Nisderlander agency now
numbrs eighteen and there don't ssem to be
q lazy one among them
Arthur Harburg, who has been confined to
his room for some time with heart disease.
was able to be out yesterday.
Thomas NeSkirk and Will Henley, two.
young atsornies OF Nashville, Ind-, stopped
over in the city on o western tour.
Mr. Carver will Monday commence the
erection of . fine residence upon his lots,
corner Of Park and Market streets.
Mr. Terrence the contractor, has COM
pleted the foundation for the magnificent
residence of E. P. Ford, corner Of Pine and
Waco
s. E. hartman has secured a house. 2a7
Mataewson avenue, where be and his estina-
bic wife can he fouul hereafter by their
friends.
Fred Weimer, OF Cincinnati; William JUS
tice, OF st. Joseph; H. Lehman, Canton. Ohio;
US Smith, Chicago, were among yesterdays
arrivals at hotel Gandolfo
Daniel Dacey, brother OF w. G. and j. b.
Dacey, of the Midland arrived in the city
Yesterday from Boston TO superintend the
construction OF the Midland railroad.
The excayation for the Stackman building
on north Nam street was flashed yesterday,
and tomorrow contractor b. O. Fi,h will
commence the building of the foundatian-
n F Niederlande- is making extensive
improvements to his elegant residence on
North Lawrence avenue When completed
1t " i'll be one of the finest homes in the city.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lovina, daughter OF Mr. and Mr.. c. Chand-
Ter, to MIR. Il V. Hart, Wednesday evening,
April 9th, 1887. at the residence No. BOB w.
Third street.
Tom arrested three DRINKS last night on
East Douglas avenue, for enc OF the men a
warrant Tor assault and battery had been
sworn cut but he was 80 badly intoxicated
as to lie u. fit for trial
On East Douglas avenue, just east OF Mos
lev two new business blocks are being erect
ed: Mr. Whitman has completed two story
50 foot front, ard Mr.. Stoue has commenced
a structure OF similar design and size two
lots west.
Tie foundation for the Large and splendid
Barnes block, TO be built on Dousla avenue
east of the Kansas Furniture Cnmpany's
building was completed last night, and the
carpenters were engaged in laying down the
lover floor joists.
W. c. Green, OF the fem Of Green &
Thomas. the popular young contractors, who
nave been engaged in the erection OF so
many OF our fine buildings, is in Chicago
hiring press brick layers and securing labor
appliances and machinery.
We direct attention TO the full page al OF
v Nlederlander in this issue of the EAGLE
He is one Of the many vino have had faith
in Wichita. and his succs 81 in business only
proves that staying qualities combined with
business integrity will win iu the end.
Some If our ea-tern exchanges have evil
IDENTIFY heard OF the heavy rain fall in Kan
saS. We have seen nothing for week OF
s'crops perishins for want Of rain" as il was
depicted in February ami March. What
shall We hear next OF cur III faded Common
wealth.
q d. Howe, esq, formerly superintendent
% the Lee county schools, in Illinois, has
Inst arrived in the city ~ investigate the
boom He has lucrative law practice at
Dixon, ILL.,, but there are prospects that lbs
will give I'D the same and cast his lot with
the legal fraternity of Wichita
Mr.. Lon Dishman, one OF WelliDgton's
prominent attorneys, came 10 the city last
night to lock after his friend, ar. w. ID Nc
Kinsiry, who has been confined to bis bed OF
sickness for several days Mr.. Dishman
found his friend improving, with good pros
poets for speedy recovery.
Samuel Walters OF Cairo, III, has Let the
contract for a handsome residence 81 he
built on north Topeka. The b use will cost
1900, and will tie built after = n,vel and
unique design; the interior oTnamenthtinns
will tie especially fine, every room being I'm
ishsd in diff. rent kinds If wool
Over forty new hooks have been added 70
Sedgwick County Library during tho pre- ent
week Among the number are: Life Of
Shakespeare, by Victor Hugo, Authorship
OF Shakespeare. Dead Souls. the new Russian
story by Gogul ard the ns~cs. and bcst fic-
ton Books for the young readers are Ia
cluded also.
Rev. David Watkios, = missionary OF the
u E. Church SoHsh, i. Stopping over Ia the
city FOR a week with his brgtb-r-ir!a-, Rev.
Parser lie will give At the Congregational
church today some Of bis experience among
the M.xicans, which present the bsroic in
-.r;-,o., ard r,-oge that ,heT srFgus;:sls OF